Sentence examples similar to tightly constructed work from inspiring English sources

Ms. Marshall has long been known for her tightly constructed, elegant works, in which her dancers often perform deliberately pedestrian movement while delineating the fraught intimacies of human relationships.

These are tightly packed, severely constructed works; with their intense intellectualism and their ethereal exquisiteness, these two cycles of colossal miniatures are worthy to stand alongside Chopin's Nocturnes and Brahms's intermezzi; yet their lofty virtues of severity and intimacy are among the reasons why they have been largely overlooked in the shuffle of musical history.

It is also more tightly constructed than most of Mr. Fugard's works.

Mr. Hall, who began his career writing tightly constructed mystery novels, produced a steady stream of works, most set in the American West, of which the best known is "Warlock" (1958), a fictional reimagining of the gunfight at the O.K. Corral.

Her works consist of seemingly haphazard but tightly constructed abstract forms built entirely from used chopsticks.

Their tightly constructed murder mystery, "Blood Simple," drew on Grade B horror movies and the hard-boiled work of James M. Cain, as well as the moody cinematography of the films of Hitchcock and Orson Welles.

It was tightly constructed.

The Financial Expert is more tightly constructed than the other two.

"Not quite as tightly constructed as Kalooki Nights, is it?

That document provides tightly constructed definitions of torture.

But when someone doesn't fit so neatly into society's tightly constructed categories of sexuality?